Thursday, February 02, 2012

Random Encounters in Tainan City

Tainan City, located in the south-western part of Taiwan, it is the oldest and 5th largest city of this island nation.
Here are a few interesting things I encountered during my visit.


Large billboards advertising food.


A restaurant specializing in duck dishes, I assume.


Water filling stations?


Unique seats placed on the sidewalk.


Here is a close-up. I think they are really cute!


Alley way graffiti?


- Karen

Posted by AVCr8teur at 12:01 AM

11 comments:

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

I tell you one thing. You were not in Oklahoma.

I love peeks into how other people live.

4:15 AM
Kristin Aquariann said...

Neat sights. I can't decide if I like the robots in the water station or the Hello Kittyish chairs better. ^.^

-:¦:- WW: Dwarf Crocodiles -:¦:-

8:26 AM
ArtandArchitecture-SF.com said...

LOL - love the seats and the graffiti, and heck even the duck is wonderful. Great shots of everyday things. Thanks for the different point of view.

8:30 AM
FilipBlog said...

The statues are fun and I find Taiwan intriging.

Greetings,
Filip

12:02 PM
Jenny Woolf said...

The food signs are bigger than the shops! I wonder who put the seats up - do you think it was someone doing it privately or the local council? If the latter, then I can imagine the discussion in committee about which seats to get! The robot water filling stations were just mental.
Altogether a fascinating bunch of photos.

1:01 PM
eastcoastlife said...

I find Taiwan fascinating and there are fun things to discover everyday when I was there. I would like to go back.

4:22 PM
rainfield61 said...

Have you tried the local food?

Those must be very delicious.

7:37 PM
betchai said...

haha, those are very interesting finds. you are so good in finding them.

8:20 PM
Yoshi said...

Wow! Very interesting street photos, especially the seats. They are so lovely!
Have a wonderful weekend,
Yoshi

5:22 AM
LifeRamblings said...

the seats are so adorable indeed. i think they add a nice touch to the streets.

11:23 PM
Jana said...

the seats are so cool and crative! I love them...thanks for showing us your country!

6:30 AM

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